JupiterOne vs XM Cyber Exposure Management

JupiterOne connects asset and security data to expose and prioritize risks across cloud, code, identity and AI. Its products use one graph-based model so findings reflect relationships across an environment. Unified Vulnerability Management removes duplicate findings and prioritizes vulnerabilities by exploit paths to important assets. AI Attack Surface Management discovers cloud, SaaS and AI integrations and maps what agents can read, write and touch. Continuous Controls Monitoring evaluates controls against live technical data and maps them to SOC 2, DORA and CIS. The platform offers more than 200 integrations, including 1Password, Addigy and AirWatch. Discovery covers hardware, software, cloud and network assets, including agentless discovery, with a hybrid deployment model. A community tier is free. Paid pricing depends on datapoints and subscription length, starting at $25,000 per year; listed plans include $25,000, $50,000 and $100,000 per year tiers.

XM Cyber Exposure Management is a subscription-based SaaS platform for finding and addressing validated exposures that create attack paths to critical assets. It continuously discovers CVEs, misconfigurations, and identity and access exposures across external, on-premises, cloud, and multi-cloud environments, using agent-based and agentless discovery. Its prioritization considers threat intelligence, exploitation likelihood in the customer’s environment, asset criticality, and business impact. Attack path analysis highlights choke points where remediation can remove multiple paths. The platform provides urgency and impact context, remediation guidance, alternatives, and validation. Cloud capabilities include agentless posture monitoring, vulnerability assessment for cloud hosts and containers, and visibility into permissions and their use. It can also discover shadow AI and map exposures affecting AI services, development resources, MCP servers, and agents. Integrations include ticketing, SIEM, and SOAR tools, with named connections such as AWS, CrowdStrike, Google SecOps, Microsoft Defender, ServiceNow, and QRadar. Pricing is on request. The company describes deployment as SaaS on Google Cloud Platform infrastructure by default for new environments.